2V0-62.23 VMware Workspace ONE 22.X Professional Questions and Answers

For granting access to a Workspace ONE UEM environment for a limited time, creating a Temporary Admin Account is the best method. This account can have time-bound permissions suitable for the duration of the special project.References: VMware Workspace ONE UEM documentation on admin account management.

To deploy managed content to an end user's device, a Content application is required. This type of application specializes in securely managing and distributing content to devices managed by Workspace ONE UEM.References: VMware documentation on content management and deployment.

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In Workspace ONE UEM, you can create Basic and Local accounts. Basic accounts are typically used for general purposes, whereas Local accounts are for administrative or specific functional roles within the UEM console.References: VMware Workspace ONE UEM documentation on account types.

To customize the admin console's default branding with the company logo, text color, and background, an administrator should navigate to the Workspace ONE UEM Console, go to All Settings, then System, and select Branding. Here, they can edit the settings on the Branding page to reflect the company's branding.References: VMware Workspace ONE UEM documentation on console customization and branding.

To verify Content Gateway connectivity, an engineer would test the health API endpoint at https://<UAG_Content_Gateway_URL>:<port>/content/CG/cgstatus. This endpoint provides the status of the Content Gateway's connectivity and health.References: VMware documentation on Unified Access Gateway (UAG) and Content Gateway configuration.

To ensure that user status changes in Active Directory are reflected in the Workspace ONE UEM Console, enabling automatic synchronization is necessary. This setting allows Workspace ONE UEM to periodically check and update the user status based on Active Directory.References: VMware Workspace ONE UEM documentation on Active Directory integration.

Intel vPro can be integrated with Workspace ONE UEM as an Out-of-band Management solution. This integration enables advanced management capabilities such as remote control, system defense, and hardware-based KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) control, enhancing device management and security. References:

• VMware Workspace ONE UEM Documentation: Intel vPro Integration
• VMware Blog: Advanced Device Management with Intel vPro

To use the 'Device Compliance (with Workspace ONE UEM)' authentication method, it must first be enabled in the 'UEM Integration' section of Workspace ONE Access. This establishes the necessary communication between Workspace ONE Access and Workspace ONE UEM, facilitating device compliance checks as part of the authentication process. References:

• VMware Workspace ONE Access Documentation: Authentication Methods
• VMware Blog: Integrating Workspace ONE UEM with Access

The natively available source for Windows applications in Workspace ONE UEM is the Microsoft Store for Business. This integration allows administrators to manage and distribute Windows applications easily within the Workspace ONE UEM console, offering a streamlined process for accessing and deploying Microsoft applications. References:

• VMware Workspace ONE UEM Documentation: Managing Windows Applications
• VMware Blog: Integrating Microsoft Store for Business with Workspace ONE

The Workspace ONE SDK supports various security capabilities, including Encrypted Backup, Data Loss Prevention, and Compromised Protection. These features enhance the security of applications that utilize the SDK, ensuring data protection and integrity.References: VMware Workspace ONE SDK documentation on security capabilities.

To enroll a Linux device, the available option is to use the Workspace ONE Intelligent Hub through the command line. This method provides a way to enroll Linux devices into Workspace ONE UEM for management.References: VMware Workspace ONE UEM documentation on Linux device enrollment.

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Workspace ONE UEM allows for scheduling the deployment of applications at a specific time, and once scheduled, these deployments are carried out automatically by the UEM console without further interaction from the administrator.References: VMware Workspace ONE UEM documentation on application deployment.